HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-04-03, Page 181$-TMIE HURON EXPOSITOR. April 3, MS
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Students' council holding balloon crunch
On April 4, students have
the chance to bust some hal-
loons and win some prizes!
The Students' Council has
asked stores in the area for
donations as prizes for the
'Balloon Crunch.' II costs 50
cents to pop a balloon and all
the money goes to Students'
Council activities and events.
The council is also running a
flower sale to celebrate
Spring and raise funds.
On March 27 the students
at SDHS wcrc asked by the
council to sign a petition con-
cerning the future of educa-
tion in Ontario. The petition
•was distributed by OSSSA
(Ontario Secondary School
Students' Association) and
will forward the petition to
the government, school
hoards and teachers' federa-
tions on April 4. The 'Student
Plea' petition is the first
phase of a campaign called
'Co-operate - Students Taking
Action.'
The SDHS Reach For The
Top team has finished their
season with their final match
against Clinton Wednesday,
March 27. Julie Agar, Martin
Attenhcrgcr, William Brown.
Rob Linden, Janc Powell and
Kyle Rea have waged many
great battles as a team headed
by coach John Ball and arc
eager to represent Seaforth in
another season next year.
The Excellence in
Education banquet is on May
1 at the Godcrich Township
Hall in Holmesville. Anyone
needing tickets should con-
tact Greg Sherwoi►d at
SDHS. It will he a night to
celebrate excellence in the
county's schools. Honours go
to Jim Muir (teacher). Bill
Price (support staff). John
Forrest (community), Erin
Jamieson, Scan Ludwig.
Christina Harrison. Julie
Agar and Jane Powell (stu-
dent awards).
Congratulations and thanks
to the winners for keeping the
lamps burning.
• Note April 24 at 7;30 pm
on your calendar. An exciting
evening is being planned at
SDHS in which many talents
of our students will he show-
cased. The 1995-96 Talent
Show will feature work from
the Science and Technology
departments (drafting
designs, birdhouses, etc).
Family Studies (housing pro-
jects), English (poems, short
stories). Performances will
include piano solos and
ducts, Highland dancing,
choral rnusic by the choir and
guitar and vocal solos. For
your eating pleasure. the
CLN class will provide a
variety of scrumptious
desserts.
Missing prom queen mystery dinner at Blyth
You'll sing; you'll dance,
you'll laugh until your sides
ache! Music lovers, 'baby
boomers'. and amateur
sleuths won't want 10 miss
'Come Back to the Gym.
Mary Lou, Mary Lou!' on
May 3rd and 4th at the Blyth
Memorial Community Hall
according to a Blyth Festival
press release.
Written by Rob Bundy
with music arranged by
Arlene Darnhrough. 'Mary
Lou, Mary Lou!' is the story
of Prom ()peen, Mary Lou
Connor, who disappeared
from the 1956 I31yth High
School dance. Now it's 40
years later and the graduates
of Blyth High have gathered
together for a school reunion.
Speculation and rumours still
abound. Did Mary Lou 'run
away'? Was she hiding some
terrible secret! Will Mary
Lou ever come home'?
. These questions and more
will he raised in this wacky
and mysterious adventure
that has more twists than a
Chubby Checker tune. Watch
for special guest appearances
by local favourites Gary
Haist (Clinton), Rob Bundy
(Goderich), Floyd Herman
(Godcrich), Kira Stuckey
(Wingharn), Anne Elliott
(Blyth), Duncan McGregor
(Blyth), Carol Oriold
(Wroxeter), and The Nasty
Habits (Blyth). Stage man -
aged by Fran Cook. 'Mary
Lou, Mary Lou!' will also
feature great live music from
the '50's by Arlene
Darnhrough. Kim Souch of
Seaforth and Travis Teed.
Come dressed as you were
in high school and get ready
to* join in the cheers, songs,
dances and shenanigans of
the Blyth High Reunion. The
fun -filled evening begins
with a traditional '50's 'com-
fort food' dinner at 6 pm fol-
lowed by the performance at
8 pm.
Nuclear weapons' fuel may roll through Huron soon
Fuel from U.S. nuclear
bombs may soon he rolling
through Huron County.
Terry Squire from Ontario
Hydro was on hand at the
March 7 meeting Of County
C.Tuncil to ask for some puh-
lic input and support for fur-
ther study regarding the'trans-
portatiorl of radioactive mater-
ial along Canadian public
highway including Huron
County roads.
Squire's request centered on
a proposed plan to transport
plutonium from U.S. nuclear
weapons to fuel the. reactors at
the Bruce Nuclear Power
Development near Tiverton.
According to Squire. if the
proposal is approved, the plu-
tonium from U.S. nuclear
weapons would he mixed with
other materials to reduce it
from a 90 per cent pure
weapon's grade to a two per
New Huron no parking by-law
Huron County will adopt
no -parking bylaws on county
roads similar to Elgin County
after the Agriculture and
Public Works Committee
asked Acting County
Engineer Sandra Lawson to
investigate the- matter. Huron
County historically had to
pass a no parking bylaw for
each individual municipality
upon their request.
Grey and Middlesex follow
the same procedure as Huron.
Bruce County uses its own
staff to enforce no parking on
county roads. But Elgin
County recently amended
their parking bylaw which
authorizes the warden and
clerk to sign agreements with
municipalities to appoint
enforcement officers to
enforce no parking.
Committee wants employees'
input on future of highways
Huron County's Agriculture
and Public Works Committee
has asked employees of the
Highways Department for
input on shaping the depart-
ment's future.
"Like all county depart •
-
mentse Highways faces
provincial funding cutbacks,
changing service levels. an
expanded roads system and a
continuing public require-
ment for excellent roads,"
stales the committee report.
"Huron has built a proud
reputation for having one of
the hest county road systems
in the province. This reputa-
tion was gained by the dedi-
cation of employees over
generations."
The committee is looking
for input from employees on
setting goals. identifying
opportunities and problems
and then suggesting solutions
and actions.
A kick-off meeting was
held March 14 at the Auburn
Community Hall.
The Agriculture and Public
Works Committee also dis-
tributed a Roadway Service
Standards report to county
council on March 28.
BUCK & DOE
for
Steve Feddes
and
Tracey Baldacchino
SATURDAY, APRIL 13
AT 8:00 P.M.
in Varna
Tickets $5.00
Age of Majority card required
For Tickets CaII:
233-3190
or 565-2539
CHAMPS
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EXTRAVAGANZA!
FRIDAY APRIL 5 - 7:00 pm
$5 00 Registration fee phone 482-3142
ask for Warren PRIZES 550 cash and 1
Honeymooner's Night for
shirt tor hist,
Sports
second, AMBag for third
'BLACK JACK
GRAND CHAMPION "B
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COMING SOON -FEMALE OIL WRESTLING
"CHAMPS" is upstairs at the
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12noon-12 am
Monday -Saturday
4 pm -1 am
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cent reactor grade fuel level.
Squire said consideration
should he given to the propos-
al because the MOX fuel is
10-15 per cent more efficient
than the present uranium fuel
usc'I at BNPD, and would in
turn create less waste and
mean a 10-15 per cent reduc-
tion in the amount of material
transported through the
region.
Maple syrup
festival in
Belmore
next week
The Belmore Maple Syrup
Festival is on for two days
next week; Thursday from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m., and Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. It fea-
tures a pancake breakfast,
home baking, local entertain-
ment and craft displays.
according to a press release.
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Book Your Receptions,
Buck & Does early! :
For more info. call
482-9984
evenings
The council agreed to hold
a public meeting to scck input
from residents prior to any
recommendation being.made.
11th Annual
EXETER HOME GARDEN
& LEISURE SHOW
Fri. Apr. 12 7-10 p.m.
Sat. Apr. 13 Nunn 9 p m.
(Free CPR C'.nlr.
Sun. Apr. 14 Noon -5 p.m.
SOUTH HURON HEC CENTRE •
Admission Ticket: 55.00 - fncrudrs
a clr. once to 141" a 51000 T. r-1 Ettlt
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Children 12 & Under FREE when
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Happy 1" Birthday
April 6
Tabitha Nellie Arts
'EASTER LONG WEEKEND `.
THURS.: TANGLED PUPPET
FRI: DANCE PARTY w/ SOUND
IMAGE D.J.
OPEN TILL 1 A.M.
SAT: TANGLED PUPPET
GREAT TOP 40 ROCK!!
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL
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FAMILY PARADISE
DANCE HALL
OPENING APRIL 6T"
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Family Paradise R.R #4, Waltc
BUCK & DOE
for
PAT NIGH
CINDY McNALL
SATURDAY, •
APRIL 13, 1996
FOR INFORMATION &
TICKETS CALL...
262-3546 or
527-2004
*AGE OF MAJORITY
REQUIRED*
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Come to the
Ringette Annual
Fun & Dessert
Night
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7:30 p.m
Seaforth & District
Community
Centres
Every family is to
bring a dessert
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Crafts e ' a
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Sunday April 7
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$1O 00 Coffee. dessert
■ & tax included
Sunday April 14
ROAST'
CHICKEN
$1 00 Coffee dessert
• & tax included
Served 6 PM Sharp
at,
THE COUNTRY CHARM CAFE
ST. COLUMBAN
Reservations recommended
For more information call: CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY
345-2750 & SATURDAY APRIL 6
Thursday April 4
MCA Recording Artists
NEADSTONES
on their
Teeth & Tissue Tour
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LADIES NIGHT
Saturday
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featuring Music from
the 60's - 90 s
"Group of the Year"
Juno Nomination
"Rock Album of the Year"
Juno Nomination
With Special Guests Ashgrove
• Tickets
9- Advance '10 At Door
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